I'll Be Fine (pt. 2 of 2)

visual novels as an art form

my oh my
does art get perfected
in the span of
adding a story
possibly some voice acting
and some decent tracks
it changes things so much.
class of '09, ace attorney, omori to a point
they tell lessons, points, and often provide a point of view.
class of '09 may be more outdated by most but it provides a skewed, but inherently true view about the world
many men are focused on sex, or won't take no for an answer, and most men are so focused on being pervs that its all they care about or will work towards.
ace attorney is less about points and more about testing analytical skills. it gives you the thought about what could be right, and doesn't much allow you to blindly guess, putting your brain to work.
omori tells a story of coping, living, and being content with mistakes as well as the way some go through trauma and how they deal with such as a human being experiencing the same thing others are.
they become more of an art than anything
i joke about some being peak, and i joke about the fact they're so good
even though they are great
but they really are such a great experience
they're less of a talk about things and more a fun machine
but that's better than what other games provide.
you also realize how much you aspire to be like characters
nicole, her pessimism through most her endings/routes
she makes each decision a more result of her personality and less of a choice
no matter what you do, it fits
she feels like a real character, except for the oversaturation and exposure to sexual relations and deeds by men, though it does exist, not even those most experienced would dismiss such forever.
it's all believable, and much more relatable than others